10 episodes
The Water Tales Michele Wise Wright, Ph.D.
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- Kids & Family
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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The Water Tales podcast is based off of the children’s picture book, “The Water Tales: Ten Life Lessons from My Water Buddy and Family.” This series of 10-15 minute short stories feature anthropomorphic body and organ characters to tell different tales centered around the importance of water.
Each tale is cleverly built around each of the eleven members of My Water Buddy and Family who are all focused on the beneficial impact of water for our bodies, the earth, the environment, and the extended family of all living species.
In addition to motivating young listeners and their parents to drink water, the stories tap into life topics important to children: autism, bullying, fears, self-esteem, peer pressure, and more.
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Water is Every Body's Best Friend (ft. My Water Buddy and Family)
All of our favorite characters aren't feeling well, until they join up with My Water Buddy, and discover that water is every body's best friend!
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Water, Water Everywhere (ft. Gushy & Flushy the Twin Kidneys)
Sue has a secret and that secret is that she wets the bed. When she finally summons to courage to tell her friends Gushy & Flushy and they help her to solve her problem.
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O Taste and See (ft. Tummy the Stomach)
Tummy the Stomach, a famous chef, helps Ben fit in with his classmates at the O Taste and See Academy, and the results are delicious!
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One Day in the Life of Water (ft. Airy & Breezy the Twin Lungs)
Amy and John ditch school to go on a treasure hunt. They get lost ...and thirsty. Luckily Airy & Breezy show up to offer them much needed help.
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Wily Water Wanderer (ft. Flowy the Blood Drop)
Unlike his parents' house, Dan has much freedom when he stays with his grandmother. But when his grandmother gets hospitalized, her neighbor Flowy the Blood Drop points out that Dan was heading down the same path.
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Water Cup Up (ft. Pumpy the Heart)
Jay's lunch gets stolen from him on the bus ride to school. And it happens again and again. But, as Pumpy the Heart points out, Jay finds himself feeling better and better, and there's a reason why.
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